DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURAL SYSTEMS AND VALUE ADDING TECHNOLOGY

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2 DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURAL SYSTEMS AND VALUE ADDING TECHNOLOGY FORT COX IS THE CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE IN THE DEVELOPMENT AND APPLICATION OF PRACTICAL KNOWLEDGE IN THE SUSTAINABLE UTILISATION OF NATURAL RESOURCES TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF LIFE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURAL SYSTEMS AND VALUE ADDING TECHNOLOGY The department has three options from which prospective students can choose from and these are (i) AGRI-BUSINESS, (ii) ANIMAL PRODUCTION, and (iii) CROP PRODUCTION. A completion of any of these option is also an entrance requirement into a fourth year of study for a B-Tech in Agricultural Management and B Agric. Graduates from tis training will likely be suitable for position amongst others in: AGRI-BUSINESS: [Banking Institutions, Farm management, Advisory in Government, NGO's and Private Sectors, Teaching, Maize and Meet Board, Magazines and Newspapers. ANIMAL:[Livestock production business, Farm Managers, Processing of Livestock products, Advisory in Government and NGO's and Private Sectors, Teaching, Maize and Meet Board, Magazines and Newspapers. CROP:[Crop production business, Processing of Food, Advisory in Government and NGO's and Private Sectors, Teaching, Maize and Meet Board, Magazines and Newspapers. AGRI-BUSINESS FIRST YEAR: SEMESTER I Introduction to Agricultural Economics Applied Biology Applied Mathematics Basic Scientific Concepts Communication Skills Computer Applications I Field Work Practical FIRST YEAR: SEMESTER II Introduction to Agricultural Engineering Introduction to Animal Production Introduction to Crop Production Introduction to Soil Science Farm Accounting 2

3 Pasture Ecology Field Work Practical II SECOND YEAR: SEMESTER Ill Production Economics Agricultural Extension I Agricultural Marketing I Agricultural Seminar Poultry Production Pig Production Horticulture I (Vegetable Production) SECOND YEAR: SEMESTER IV Agricultural Marketing II Agricultural Extension II Human Recources Management Experimental Projects Small Stock Production Horticulture II (Fruit Production) Farm Business Management THIRD YEAR: SEMESTER V Project Management Beef I Dairy Production Supply Chain Management Financial Management Agricultural Industry Land Use Planning Farm Systems Analysis THIRD YEAR: SEMESTER VI Experiential Training 3

4 ANIMAL PRODUCTION FIRST YEAR: SEMESTER I Introduction to Agricultural Economics Applied Biology Applied Mathematics Basic Scientific Concepts Communication Skills Computer Applications I Field Work Practical FIRST YEAR: SEMESTER II Introduction to Agricultural Engineering Introduction to Animal Production Introduction to Crop Production Introduction to Soil Science Farm Accounting Pasture Ecology Field Work Practical II SECOND YEAR: SEMESTER Ill Agricultural Extension I Agricultural Seminar Animal Anatomy & Physiology Animal Nutrition Farm Structures Pig Production Poultry Production SECOND YEAR: SEMESTER IV Agricultural Extension II Experimental Project Human Resource Management Live Stock Diseases (Micro Biology) Small Stock Production Rangeland Management Farm Business Management 4

5 THIRD YEAR: SEMESTER V Animal product Processing Beef Production Cultivated Pasture Management Dairy Production Livestock Disease (Parasitology) Project Management Project {Farm Systems Analysis) Land Use Planning THIRD YEAR: SEMESTER VI Experiential Training CROP PRODUCTION FIRST YEAR: SEMESTER I Introduction to Agricultural Economics Applied Biology Applied Mathematics Basic Scientific Concepts Communication Skills Computer Applications I Field Work Practical FIRST YEAR: SEMESTER II Introduction to Agricultural Engineering Introduction to Animal Production Introduction to Crop Production Introduction to Soil Science Farm Accounting Pasture Ecology Field Work Practical II SECOND YEAR: SEMESTER Ill Agricultural Extension I Agricultural Seminar Farm Structures 5

6 Field Crop Production Horticulture I (Vegetable Production) Plant Protection Soil Classification Soil Fertility and Plant Nutrition SECOND YEAR: SEMESTER IV Agricultural Extension II Horticulture II (Fruit Production) Human Resource Management Experimental Projects Irrigation Principles Soil and Water Conservation Farm Business Management THIRD YEAR: SEMESTER V Advanced Crop Production Farm Mechanisation Farm Systems Analysis Food Product Development Project Management Land Use Planning THIRD YEAR: SEMESTER VI Experimental Training 6

7 NOTE: EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING (Industrial Placement: students are attached to a farming environment to experience real life field work)submission of field experience report, which is evaluated by both field supervisor and Fort Cox College departmental staff Students who are offered employment during the courses of their experiential training, we have to make arrangements with HOD to complete the necessary procedures AGRI-BUSINESS: Students will be required to take the entrepreneurship projects in various fields which include, Vegetable Production, Field Production, Business Analysis and Agricultural Information Management. Project appraisal and management skills will however be the focus of the practical ANIMAL: The students will the project of any livestock enterprise such as poultry, small stock, cattle and piggery with planning, budgeting, implementation and marketing of the enterprise. The project is evaluated using the following parameters. Successful implementation of the project. Good management of the project, Profitability of the Project. Ability to present the project management practice to a professional panel, Expressive ability to initiate and implement a community based development project and Students initiative to solve problems related to his or her project CROP: The students will begin the project with planning, budgeting, implementation, and marketing of the product. (500 square meters plot is allocated to a group of four students to manage) the project is evaluated using the following parameters, Successful implementation of the project, good management of the project FORESTRY BROCHURE COLLEGE MOTTO "Non sibi sed populo" is Latin word for "Not for oneself but for people". It aptly expresses the views of the founding fathers of Fort Cox College that College Graduation should use their skills unselfishly in the service of the community as a whole, rather than purely selfish ends. DEPARTMENTAL MISSION To continue offering well recognized forestry education and training that would meaningfully contribute to the development and /or growth of the industry locally and internationally. 7

8 FORESTRY PROGRAMME Fort Cox Diploma programme is designed to cater for the needs of the forestry sector across Southern Africa. To achieve this successfully the department has incorporated some significant short courses in partnership with forestry companies such as Merensky, Hasquarvna and Mesonite. These partnerships are strategic aiming to strengthen the knowledge base attained by students prior to the completion of their studies with Fort Cox College. THE DEPARTMENT OF FORESTRY The Fort Cox Forestry Department has staff members with wide range of forestry knowledge and skills. As a result, this allows the Department an opportunity to offer education and training that enhances the competitiveness of the graduates in the industry. Additionally, the Department manages the Nursery for both practical training of the students and also for the College income generation. As part of learning the students are given an opportunity to produce seedlings together with the nursery staff following the necessary steps in the production of seedlings. FORESTRY STUDENTS The Department has launched the Fort Cox Forestry Students Association in November Subsequent to the launch of the FCFSA an application for membership to the International Forestry Students Association was sent. FCFSA is now officially part of the regional and international student associations. This simply means that all applicants admitted to study forestry at Fort Cox College automatically become members of the FCFSA. The main objective is of this association is to engage forestry students in activities that will build their career and also to expose them to other association members regionally and internationally through attending of conferences and symposium. In this regard, the forestry students are then afforded an opportunity to discuss and engage with thedepartment: in an effort to contribute ideas on how they would envisage the department activities to be run and I or managed concerning students matters through FCFSA. EXIT LEVEL OUTCOMES On exit level, the student should have the following competences: Understand and convey the roles of exotic and indigenous trees and forests in a variety of land use systems. Understand the basic principles of natural resource ecology, conservation and sustainability for development forestry. Have an understanding of indigenous methods and approaches to the utilization of natural resources associated with development forestry. 8

9 Understand basic information collection, administration, management skills and development economics. Demonstrate an understanding of development theory, land use planning and forestry policy legislation. Understand and apply harvesting systems and value added processes in relation to timber and non-timber to forest products sustainable development. Design and implement participatory, tree-oriented development for extension services. Collect and use forest and tree related information of relevance to sustainable development. Recognition and application of value systems within social, cultural and economic diversity. Design a development forestry management plan and implement the management of development forestry related activities. Synthesize the influence policy and legislation on various forms of land tenure and be able to advice on optimum ways to utilize this knowledge. Advise on the development of small-scale forestry and income generation enterprise. JOB OPPORTUNITIES Fort Cox graduates may potentially be employed by institutions in the public and private sector and non governmental organizations. Moreover, they may also become self-employed. The following are positions the forestry graduates may become suitable for: these include forest managers, forest researchers, Community development facilitators, project managers and Consultancy. STUDENT ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS According to the College admission procedure, no person shall be admitted to a diploma programme unless he/she has obtained a Senior Certificate (matriculation) or National Senior Certificate (NSC) or National Certificate Vocational (NCV). Please note that the medium of teaching and learning at Fort Cox College of Agriculture and Forestry is English and it therefore, compulsory. (a) National Senior Certificate (NSC) The certificate or statement of results clearly indicates whether the candidate meet the minimum requirements to be admitted to a Higher Certificate, Diploma and Bachelor Degree programme. For example, it states that The candidate is awarded the National Senior Certificate and has met the minimum requirements for admission to a diploma or higher certificates as gazetted for admission to higher education. Then the candidate qualifies to be admitted to the College, provided the combination of subjects and level of achievement meets the programme needs. 9

10 To be admitted for Diploma in Agriculture or Diploma in Forestry, the candidate shall be required to pass at a prescribed level (in the language of learning as certified by Umalusi coupled with minimum rating of 3 (Moderate achievement 40% - 49%). The subject combinations required are as follows: English language (level 3) Mathematics (level 3) or Mathematical Literacy (level 4) Any two of the following: Physical Science (level 3) Life Sciences/Biology (level 3) Agricultural Sciences (level 3) The minimum points to meet admission requirements should sum up to 24 inclusive of other subjects that are not in the combination outlined above. The preference will be given to those applicants with science subjects. For those applicants who may not have the preferred combination of subjects, but meet the minimum criteria of the admission, the Committee will evaluate their applications individually. (b) National Certificate (Matriculation) Students with National Certificate will be evaluated for college admission using the Swedish rating system as follows. Subject evaluation code - subject I Rating (a) With exemption - i.e. 4HG & S2SGsubjects 10 (b) With exemption - i.e. 4SG & 2HG subjects 6 (c) Senior certificate - 3HG & 3SG subjects 2 The following table shows the subject categories and their rating according to Swedish rating system 10

11 Category 1 Category II Subject rating on both higher (HG) and standard grade (SG) l. l. English Subject A B C D E F G Mathematics symbol 2. Biology 2. Geography Score for Physical Science 4. Agricultural Science 3. Practical Agriculture 4. Business Economics (HG) Score for (SG) 5. Chemistry 6. Accounting 7. Economics 8. Computer Studies *Category I: All these subjects carry a +4 rating *Category II: All these subjects carry a +2 rating The applicant must have obtain a minimum requirement of 40% score in Swedish Rating System. Senior certificate, Aggregate E (HG) symbol in Biology, and Agriculture, Mathematics and Physical Sciences will be with Symbol E {HG) are required subject combination. NOTE: Any other subject, other than those listed in categories I and II, carries a zero rating. The total maximum points score possible for each subject is 12. (This is made up of the +4 rating for a Category 1 subject added to the +8 rating for an A symbol). (Science subjects refers to Mathematics, Physics/Chemistry and Biology). 11

12 (c) National Certificate Vocational (NCV) A National Certificate (Vocational) Level 4 (Primary Agriculture) with at least diploma endorsement with an equivalent of at least 50% or more in two fundamental subjects including (Mathematics/ Mathematical Literacy and English) and 60% in four compulsory vocational modules. Advanced Plant Production Animal Production Farm Planning and Mechanisation Agri-business (d) Foreign Qualification Applicants are responsible for the evaluation of their qualifications by the South African Qualifications Authority (SAQA). Certified copies of qualifications and the relevant Certificate of Evaluation from SAQA must be submitted to the College s Admissions Committee. NB: The above admission criteria will be subjected to the College internal evaluation procedures. DURATION OF THE FORESTRY PROGRAMME This program takes three years duration which includes 5 semesters of full-time theory and practicals obtainable through day to day attendance. The remaining Sixth semester is whereby students are attached in a working environment for experiential learning The programme has built-in short courses which are targeted for the second year students. These include chainsaw operations, health and safety and basic fire fighting COMPLEMENTARY SHORT COURSES Chainsaw short course This course is conducted by Hasquarvna. The duration of the course is three days which include both theory and practical. The students learn how to safely operate chainsaw and its maintenance. Health and Safety This course is conducted by Mesonite Forest Company. The duration of the course is five days which include both theory and practical training. 12

13 Basic Fire Fighting Course The course is conducted by Merensky. The duration of the course is two days which include theory and practical respectively. The students learn how to detect, prevent and suppress fire in the plantation successfully. Moreover,they are provided information about the equipments that are used for firefighting. ENQUIRIES AND APPLICATIONS Forward all enquiries and applications to: THE ADMISSIONS OFFICE FORT COX COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE AND FORESTRY PO BOX 2187 KING WILLIAM'S TOWN 5600 TEL /5/8 FAX: Website:

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15 YEAR SEMESTER 1 DIFFERENT ACCOMMODATION COURSES COURSE CODE Applied Mathematics AF113F 8 R 684,00 Basic Scientific Concepts AF112F 8 R 684,00 Communication Skills AX111F 8 R 684,00 Computer Applications AF1114F 8 R 684,00 Fieldwork Practical 1 FC111f 8 R 684,00 Forest Botany FB111F 12 R 1026,00 Forestry Seminars FS111F 8 R 684,00 Introduction to Forest Economics CREDITS AMOUNT NEW RESIDENCE ROOM SHARING R 684,00 SINGLE ROOM TOTAL TUITION R 5814,00 R 5814,00 R 5814,00 R 5814,00 SEMESTER 2 DIFFERENT ACCOMMODATION 1 Agroforestry AF121F 12 R 1026,00 Fieldwork Practical 2 FC121F 8 R 684,00 Forest Management 1 FM121F 12 R 1026,00 Forest Engineering 1 FE121F 12 R 1026,00 Introduction to Soil Science SS121F 8 R 684,00 Land Information Systems LI121F 12 R 1026,00 Silviculture SV121F 12 R 1026,00 TOTAL TUITION R 6498,00 R 6498,00 R 6498,00 R 6498,00 Extracarricula Sports & Recreation (R500 per Sem) R PS Optional Optional Optional Student Levy R PS R R R Registration Registration Fee R PS R R R Residence Other Fees Accommodation New Res Single Room R PS R Accommodation Room Sharing R PS R Accommodation Single Room R PS R Medical Fee R PS R R R Indemnity / Breakage Fund (once off) R PA R R R Student Card R PS R R R All Meals Per Day R Optional Optional Optional TOTAL OTHER FEES R R R TOTAL ANNUAL FEES R R R

16 YEAR SEMESTER 3 DIFFERENT ACCOMMODATION 3 COURSES COURSE CODE Fire Protection FI211F 12 R Forest Management 2 FM211F 12 R Forest Engineering 2 FE212F 12 R Silviculture 2 SV211F 12 R Soil and Water Conservation CREDITS AMOUNT NEW RESIDENCE ROOM SHARING SW211F 12 R SINGLE ROOM Soil Classification SS212F TOTAL TUITION R 6156,00 R 6156,00 R 6156,00 R 6156,00 SEMESTER 4 DIFFERENT ACCOMMODATION Forest Economics FS221F 12 R Forest Mensuration & MI221F 12 R Inventory Forest Protection FP221F 12 R Forestry Engineering 3 FE223F 12 R Integrated Natural NR221F 12 R Resource Management TOTAL TUITION R 5130,00 R 5130,00 R 5130,00 R 5130,00 Extracarricula Sports & Recreation (R500 per Sem) R PS Optional Optional Optional Student Levy R PS R R R Registration Registration Fee R PS R R R Residence Other Fees Accommodation New Res Single Room R PS R Accommodation Room Sharing R PS R Accommodation Single Room R PS R Medical Fee R PS R R R Student Card R PS R R R Meals (Per Day) R PER DAY Optional Optional Optional TOTAL OTHER FEES R R R TOTAL ANNUAL FEES R R R SEMESTER 5 DIFFERENT ACCOMMODATION Courses Experiential Learning FC311F 60 R R R

17 YEAR SEMESTER 6 DIFFERENT ACCOMMODATION COURSES COURSE CODE Forest Product Processing FP321F 12 R Business Management BM311F 12 R Community Forestry CF321F 12 R Forest Policy & Law FL321F 12 R CREDITS AMOUNT NEW RESIDENCE ROOM SHARING SINGLE ROOM Human Resource HR321F 8 R Management TOTAL TUITION R R R R Sports & Recreation (R500 per Sem) Optional Optional Optional Optional Student Levy R PS R R R Registration Fee R PS R R R Accommodation New Res Single Room R PS R Accommodation Room Sharing R PS R Accommodation Single Room R PS R Medical Fee R PS R R R Student Card R PS R R R Meals (Per Day) R per day Optional Optional Optional TOTAL OTHER FEES R R R TOTAL ANNUAL FEES R R R TOTAL CREDITS

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19 YEAR SEMESTER 1 DIFFERENT ACCOMMODATION 1 COURSES COURSE CODE Applied Biology AF111CP 8 R Applied Mathematics AF113CP 8 R Basic Scientific Concepts AF112CP 8 R Communication Skills AX111CP 8 R Computer Applications AF114CP 8 R Fieldwork Practical 1 FC111CP 8 R Introduction to Agricultural Economics CREDITS AMOUNT NEW RESIDENCE ROOM SHARING AB111CP 8 R SINGLE ROOM TOTAL TUITION R R R R SEMESTER 2 DIFFERENT ACCOMMODATION Farm Accounting AB121CP 8 R Fieldwork Practical 2 FC121CP 8 R Introduction to Agricultural AE121CP 8 R Engineering Introduction to Animal AS121CP 8 R Production Introduction to Crop CS121CP 8 R Production Introduction to Soil Science SS121CP 8 R Pasture Ecology PS121CP 8 R TOTAL TUITION R R R R Extracarricula Sports & Recreation R PS Optional Optional Optional Student Society R PS R R R Registration Registration Fee R PS R R R Residence Other Fees Accommodation New Res Single Room R PS R R R Accommodation Room Sharing R PS R Accommodation Single Room R PS R Medical Fee R PS R R R Indemnity / Breakage Fund (once off) R PA R R R Student Card 80 R PS R R R Meals (Per Day) R Per day Optional Optional Optional TOTAL OTHER FEES R R R TOTAL ANNUAL FEES R R R

20 YEAR SEMESTER 3 DIFFERENT ACCOMMODATION 2 COURSES COURSE CODE Agricultural Extension 1 AX211CP 8 R Agricultural Seminars FC211CP 8 R Farm Structures AE211CP 12 R Field Crop Production CS212CP 12 R Horticulture 1 CS211CP 8 R (Vegetable Production) Plant Protection CS213CP 12 R Soil Classification SS212CP 12 R CREDITS AMOUNT NEW RESIDENCE ROOM SHARING SINGLE ROOM Soil Fertility & Plant Nutrition SS211CP 12 R TOTAL TUITION R R R R SEMESTER 4 DIFFERENT ACCOMMODATION Agricultural Extension 2 AX221CP 12 R Business Management AB223CP 12 R Experimental Project FC221CP 8 R Horticulture 2 CS221CP 12 R (Fruit Production) Human Resource AB222CP 8 R Management Irrigation Principles AE221CP 8 R Soil & Water Conservation SS221CP 8 R TOTAL TUITION R R R R Extracarricula Sports & Recreation R PS Optional Optional Optional Student Society R PS R R R Registration Registration Fee R PS R R R Residence Other Fees Accommodation New Res Single Room R PS R R R Accommodation Room Sharing R PS R Accommodation Single Room R PS R Medical Fee R PS R R R Indemnity / Breakage Fund (once off) R PA R R R Student Card 80 R PS R R R Meals (Per Day) R Per day Optional Optional Optional TOTAL OTHER FEES R R R TOTAL ANNUAL FEES R R R

21 YEAR SEMESTER 5 DIFFERENT ACCOMMODATION 3 COURSES COURSE CODE Advanced Crop Production CS312CP 12 R Farm Mechanisation AE311CP 12 R Farm Systems Analysis FC316CP 12 R Land Use Planning FC312CP 12 R Production Processing & Preservation CREDITS AMOUNT NEW RESIDENCE ROOM SHARING CS311CP 12 R SINGLE ROOM Project Management AB311CP 12 R TOTAL TUITION R R R R Extracarricula Sports & Recreation R PS Optional Optional Optional Student Society R PS R R R Registration Registration Fee R PS R R R Residence Other Fees Accommodation New Res Single Room R PS R Accommodation Room Sharing R PS R Accommodation Single Room R PS R Medical Fee R PS R R R Student Card R PS R R R Meals (Per Day) R Per day Optional Optional Optional TOTAL TUITION R R R SEMESTER 6 DIFFERENT ACCOMMODATION Experiential Training FC321CP 60 R R R TOTAL ANNUAL FEES R R R TOTAL CREDITS

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23 YEAR SEMESTER 1 DIFFERENT ACCOMMODATION 1 COURSES COURSE CODE Applied Biology AF111AP 8 R Applied Mathematics AF113AP 8 R Basic Scientific Concepts AF112AP 8 R Communication Skills AX111AP 8 R Computer Applications AF114AP 8 R Fieldwork Practical 1 FC111AP 8 R Introduction to Agricultural Economics CREDITS AMOUNT NEW RESIDENCE ROOM SHARING AB111AP 8 R SINGLE ROOM TOTAL TUITION R R R R SEMESTER 2 DIFFERENT ACCOMMODATION Farm Accounting AB121AP 8 R Fieldwork Practical FC121AP 8 R Introduction to Agricultural AE121AP 8 R Engineering Introduction to Animal AS121AP 8 R Production Introduction to Crop CS121AP 8 R Production Introduction to Soil Science SS121AP 8 R Pasture Ecology PS121AP 8 R TOTAL TUITION R R R R Extracarricula Sports & Recreation R PS Optional Optional Optional Student Society R PS R R R Registration Registration Fee R PS R R R Residence Other Fees Accommodation New Res Single Room R PS R Accommodation Room Sharing R PS R Accommodation Single Room R PS R Medical Fee R PS R R R Indemnity / Breakage Fund (once off) R PA R R R Student Card 80 R PS R R R Meals (Per Day) R Per day Optional Optional Optional TOTAL OTHER FEES R R R TOTAL ANNUAL FEES R R R

24 YEAR SEMESTER 3 DIFFERENT ACCOMMODATION 2 COURSES COURSE CODE Agricultural Extension 1 AX211AP 8 R Agricultural Seminars FC211AP 8 R Animal Anatomy & AS211AP 8 R Physiology Animal Nutrition AS214AP 12 R Farm Structures AE211AP 12 R Pig Production AS213AP 12 R CREDITS AMOUNT NEW RESIDENCE ROOM SHARING SINGLE ROOM Poultry Production AS212AP 12 R TOTAL TUITION R R R R SEMESTER 4 DIFFERENT ACCOMMODATION Agricultural Extension 2 12 R Business Management 12 R Experimental Project 8 R Human Resource 8 R Management Livestock Diseases 8 R (Micro Biology) Rangeland Management 12 R Small Stock Production 12 R TOTAL TUITION R R R R Extracarricula Sports & Recreation R PS Optional Optional Optional Student Society R PS R R R Registration Registration Fee R PS R R R Residence Other Fees Accommodation New Res Single Room R PS R Accommodation Room Sharing R PS R Accommodation Single Room R PS R Medical Fee R PS R R R Indemnity / Breakage Fund (once off) R PA R R R Student Card 80 R PS R R R Meals (Per Day) R Per day Optional Optional Optional TOTAL OTHER FEES R R R TOTAL ANNUAL FEES R R R

25 YEAR SEMESTER 5 DIFFERENT ACCOMMODATION 3 COURSES COURSE CODE Animal Product Processing AS313AP 12 R Beef Production AS311AP 12 R Cultivated Pasture PS311AP 12 R Management Dairy Production AS312AP 12 R Farm Systems Analysis FC316AP 12 R Land Use Planning FC2AP 12 R Livestock Diseases AH311AP 12 R (Parasitology) CREDITS AMOUNT NEW RESIDENCE ROOM SHARING SINGLE ROOM Project Management AB311AP 12 R TOTAL TUITION R R R R Extracarricula Sports & Recreation R PS Optional Optional Optional Student Society R PS R R R Registration Registration Fee R PS R R R Residence Other Fees Accommodation New Res Single Room R PS R Accommodation Room Sharing R PS R Accommodation Single Room R PS R Medical Fee R PS R R R Student Card R PS R R R Meals (Per Day) R Per day Optional Optional Optional TOTAL OTHER FEES R R R SEMESTER 6 DIFFERENT ACCOMMODATION Experiential Training FC321AP 60 R R R TOTAL OTHER FEES R R R TOTAL CREDITS

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27 YEAR SEMESTER 1 DIFFERENT ACCOMMODATION 1 COURSES COURSE CODE Applied Biology AF111AB 8 R Applied Mathematics AF113AB 8 R Basic Scientific Concepts AF112AB 8 R Communication Skills AX111AB 8 R Computer Applications AF114AB 8 R Fieldwork Practical 1 FC111AB 8 R Introduction to Agricultural Economics CREDITS AMOUNT NEW RESIDENCE ROOM SHARING AB111AB 8 R SINGLE ROOM TOTAL TUITION R R R R SEMESTER 2 DIFFERENT ACCOMMODATION Farm Accounting AB121AB 8 R Fieldwork Practical 2 FC121AB 8 R Introduction to Agricultural AE121AB 8 R Engineering Introduction to Animal AS121AB 8 R Production Introduction to Crop CS121AP 8 R Production Introduction to Soil Science SS121AB 8 R Pasture Ecology PS121AB 8 R TOTAL TUITION R R R R Extracarricula Sports & Recreation R PS Optional Optional Optional Student Society R PS R R R Registration Registration Fee R PS R R R Residence & Welfare Other Fees Accommodation New Res Single Room R PS R Accommodation Room Sharing R PS R Accommodation Single Room R PS R Medical Fee R PS R R R Indemnity / Breakage Fund (once off) R PA R R R Student Card 80 R PS R R R Meals (Per Day) R Per day Optional Optional Optional TOTAL OTHER FEES R R R TOTAL ANNUAL FEES R R R

28 YEAR SEMESTER 3 DIFFERENT ACCOMMODATION 2 COURSES COURSE CODE Agricultural Extension 1 AX211AB 8 R Agricultural Marketing 1 AB212AB 12 R Agricultural Seminars FX211AB 8 R Horticulture 1 CS211AB 8 R (Vegetable Production) Pig Production AS213AB 12 R Poultry Production AS212AB 12 R CREDITS AMOUNT NEW RESIDENCE ROOM SHARING SINGLE ROOM Production Economics AB211AB 12 R TOTAL TUITION R R R R SEMESTER 4 DIFFERENT ACCOMMODATION Agricultural Extension 2 AX221AB 12 R Agricultural Marketing 2 AB221AB 12 R Business Management AB223AB 12 R Experimental Projects FC221AB 8 R Horticulture 2 (Fruit Production) Human Resource Management CS221AB 12 R AB222AB 8 R Small Stock Production AS221AB 12 R TOTAL TUITION R R R R Extracarricula Sports & Recreation R PS Optional Optional Optional Student Society R PS R R R Registration Registration Fee R PS R R R Residence Other Fees Accommodation New Res Single Room R PS R Accommodation Room Sharing R PS R Accommodation Single Room R PS R Medical Fee R PS R R R Indemnity / Breakage Fund (once off) R PA R R R Student Card 80 R PS R R R Meals (Per Day) R Per day Optional Optional Optional TOTAL OTHER FEES R R R TOTAL ANNUAL FEES R R R

29 YEAR SEMESTER 5 DIFFERENT ACCOMMODATION 3 COURSES COURSE CODE Agricultural Industry AB315AB 12 R Beef/Dairy Production AS311AB / 12 R AS312AB Farm Systems Analysis FC316AB 12 R Financial Management AB314AB 12 R Land Use Planning FC312AB 12 R Project Management AB311AB 12 R Supply Chain Management AB313AB 12 R CREDITS AMOUNT NEW RESIDENCE ROOM SHARING SINGLE ROOM TOTAL TUITION R R R R Extracarricula Sports & Recreation R PS Optional Optional Optional Student Society R PS R R R Registration Registration Fee R PS R R R Residence Other Fees Accommodation New Res Single Room R PS R Accommodation Room Sharing R PS R Accommodation Single Room R PS R Medical Fee R PS R R R Student Card R PS R R R Meals (Per Day) R Per day Optional Optional Optional TOTAL OTHER FEES R R R SEMESTER 4 DIFFERENT ACCOMMODATION Experiential Training FC321AB 60 R R R TOTAL OTHER FEES R R R TOTAL CREDITS

30 YEAR SIM FEE ITEM 1 i FORT COX COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE AND FORESTRY FEE STRUCTURE FOR THE FIRST YEARS Forestry Animal Crop Agribusiness ACADEMIC TUITION R R R R Extracurricular Sports & Recreation R R R R Student Levy R R R R Registration Fee R R R R Residence Accommodation New Res Single Room R R R R Accommodation Sharing Room R R R R Accommodation Single Room R R R R Medical Fee R R R R Student Card R R R R Indemnity / Breakage Fund (Once Off) R R R R Meals R R R R Transport Hostel Fund College Wear Short Course, Travel & Subs Library Deposit (Refundable) TOTAL ANNUAL FEES ii ACADEMIC TUITION R R R R Without Accommodation R R R R With Accommodation Single Rooms (New Res) R R R R With Accommodation Single Rooms (Old Res) R R R R With Accommodation Sharing Rooms R R R R ii ACADEMIC TUITION R R R R Extracurricular Sports & Recreation R R R R Student Levy R R R R Registration Fee R R R R Residence Accommodation New Res Single Room R R R R Accommodation Sharing Room R R R R Accommodation Single Room R R R R Internet Fee Medical Fee R R R R

31 FORT COX COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE AND FORESTRY YEAR SIM FEE ITEM FEE STRUCTURE FOR THE FIRST YEARS Forestry Animal Crop Agribusiness Student Card R R R R Indemnity / Breakage Fund (Once Off) Meals R R R R Transport Hostel Fund College Wear Short Course, Travel & Subs TOTAL ANNUAL FEES iv ACADEMIC TUITION R R R R Without Accommodation & Meals R R R R With Accommodation Single Rooms (New Res) & Meals R R R R With Accommodation Single Rooms (Old Res) & Meals R R R R With Accommodation Sharing Rooms & Meals R R R R v ACADEMIC TUITION R R R R Extracurricular Sports & Recreation R R R R Student Levy R R R R Registration Fee R R R R Residence Accommodation New Res Single Room R R R R Accommodation Sharing Room R R R R Accommodation Single Room R R R R Internet Fee Medical Fee R R R R Student Card R R R R Indemnity / Breakage Fund (Once Off) Meals R R R R Transport Hostel Fund College Wear Short Course, Travel & Subs 31

32 TOTAL ANNUAL FEES vi ACADEMIC TUITION R R R R Without Accommodation & Meals R R R R With Accommodation Single Rooms (New Res) & Meals R R R R With Accommodation Single Rooms (Old Res) & Meals R R R R With Accommodation Sharing Rooms & Meals R R R R *Students should note that as determined by the board of Governors of the College, the fees shall increase annually with the projected inflation rate or as an annual resolution for the Board of Governors. 32